Short conversational YouTube clip (Caitlin Sarian and a co-speaker) defining ethical hacking. It explains that ethical hacking—also called white-hat hacking—is an authorized attempt to gain (simulated) unauthorized access to a company’s systems so the company can find weaknesses and improve security. The clip emphasizes that ethical hacking is proactive and distinct from malicious hacking.
Ethical hacking is one of the most.
Popular career choices right now. Most people are asking.
What is it? Hi, I'm Caitlin.
I'm a cybersecurity.
And data protection expert and I'm here to answer your question. What's ethical hacking? Ethical hacking.
Also known as white hats, is an authorized.
Attempt to gain.
Unauthorized access. What I mean by.
That is you.
Are given permission.
To hack into a.
Company in order for the company to understand where.
The weaknesses are. This is a very.
Proactive approach and.
It helps companies stay on top of their security posture.
I know it sounds like it's scary.
Because it's hacking, but this ethical hacking is the opposite of malicious hacking.
It is used for a purpose and.
It helps companies stay secure and keep your data secure.
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